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Location:
Logan, UT
Posted:
September 29, 2012

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Diana W. Thomas

Assistant Professor of Economics Department of Economics and Finance

Utah State University Huntsman School of Business

**** *** **** ****

Logan, UT 84322-3565

phone: 435-***-****

e-mail: *****.******@***.***

website: www.dianaweinert.com

ACADEMIC POSITIONSAugust 2009 - Assistant Professor of Economics, Utah State University

EDUCATION

May 2009 Ph.D. Economics, George Mason University

May 2007 M.A. Economics, George Mason University

May 2004 B.S. Finance, George Mason University

May 2004 Diploma in Business Administration, University of Applied

Sciences (Aachen/Germany)

JOURNAL ARTICLES

(undergraduate co-authors are listed in bold)

In and out of the Commons Extractive Public Entrepreneurship and the Aggie Blue Bikes

Program, (with Ryan Yonk and Steve Young), Journal of Public and Municipal Finance,

forthcoming (accepted August 2011).

"The Institutional Context of Epistemic Communities: Experts in PT Bauer's work,"

Advances in

Austrian Economics, forthcoming (accepted August 2011).

Two-Tiered Political Entrepreneurship and the Congressional Committee System, (with

Adam

Martin) Public Choice, forthcoming (accepted May 2011).

Entrepreneurship: Catallactic and Constitutional Perspectives, (with Michael Thomas)

The Review

of Austrian Economics, forthcoming (accepted February 2011).

The Brewer, the Baker, and the Monopoly Maker, (with Peter Leeson) The Journal of

Entrepreneurship and Public Policy, forthcoming (accepted November 2010).

Encouraging a Productive Research Agenda: Peter Boettke and the Devil s Test, (with

Michael D.

Thomas) Journal of Private Enterprise, 26(1)2010:103-115.

Bootleggers, Baptists and Political Entrepreneurs: Key Players in the Rational and

Morality Play of

Regulatory Politics, (with Randy Simmons and Ryan Yonk) The Independent

Review,15(3)2010.

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Deregulation Despite Transitional Gains The Brewers Guild of Cologne 1461, Public

Choice,140(3)2009:329-3340.

BOOK CHAPTERS

I ve Got a Monopoly to Maintain! Market Failure in The Simpsons in Joshua C. Hall (ed.)

Homer

Economicus: The Simpsons and Economics, New York: Copernicus, forthcoming (accepted

September 2010).

How government regulation of child care harms women in Sharon Presley and Jan Stover

(eds.)

The Free Woman (accepted July 2011).

POLICY PAPERS

Brief-Analyses: Increasing the Supply of affordable Child Care National Center for

Policy

th

Analysis, November 30 2011.

Increasing the Supply of Affordable Child Care in Roger Koppl (eds.) Enterprise

Programs:

Freeing Entrepreneurs to Provide Essential Services for the Poor A Task Force Report

National

Center for Policy Analysis, August 2011.

WORKING PAPERS

[Note: Bold indicates undergraduate co-author]

Corporate Lobbying, Political Connections, and the 2008 Troubled Asset Relief Program,

(with

Ben Blau and Tyler Brough) under review at the Journal of Financial Economics.

Rational Irrationality and the Micro Foundations of Reform, (with Michael Thomas and

Nick

Snow) working paper.

The law of the taxi private institutions for the protection of property rights among

taxi drivers in

Trujillo, Peru, (with Michael Clark and Humberto Alba Castillo) working paper.

The Treason of Rules: Political Entrepreneurship, Representative Government, and

Constitutional

Constraints, (with Adam Martin) working paper.

Assume Markets for Organs, (with Michael Thomas) working paper.

Not without my Human Capital Economic Freedom and the Brain Drain, (with Adam Martin)

work in progress.

Passing the Peltzman Test - An Entrepreneurial Theory of Regulation, work in progress.

Is the Division of Labor Limited by the Complexity of Language? (with Christopher

Nelson) work

in progress.

Amity and the Extent of the Market, (with Adam Martin) work in progress.

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PAPER PRESENTATIONS

JOURNAL REFEREE

Public Choice

The Review of Austrian Economics

The Journal of Private Enterprise

COURSES TAUGHT

Global Economic Environment (ECN 3400), Utah State University, Fall 2011

Global Economic Environment (ECN 3400), Utah State University, Fall 2011

Global Economic Environment (ECN 3400), Utah State University, Spring 2011

Global Economic Environment (ECN 3400), Utah State University, Spring 2011

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Independent Study in Development Economics with Michael Clark (ECN 4900), USU, Fall 2010

Global Economic Environment (ECN 3400), Utah State University, Fall 2010

Global Economic Environment (ECN 3400), Utah State University, Fall 2010

Global Economic Environment (ECN 3400), Utah State University, Spring 2010

Global Economic Environment (ECN 3400), Utah State University, Spring 2010

Introduction to Microeconomics (ECN 2010), Utah State University, Fall 2009

Introduction to Microeconomics (ECN 2010), Utah State University, Fall 2009

Economics for the Citizen (ECON 100), George Mason University, Fall 2008

Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON 104), George Mason University, Summer 2008

Intermediate Microeconomics (ECON 306), George Mason University, Spring 2007 and Fall

2006

UNIVERSITY SERVICE

Koch Scholars, with Randy Simmons and Chris Fawson, August 2009 -

Search Committee for Director of Entrepreneurial Programs for the Huntsman School of

Business, April/May 2011.

Economic Impact Study of the USU Athletics Department: The Contribution of the Utah

State

University Athletic Department to the Utah Economy, with Paul Jakus, August 2009 -

October

2010.

PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENT

Started a weekly political economy paper workshop for faculty at the Economics and the

Political

Science Departments at USU.

Member of a weekly online paper workshop with colleagues from New York University, George

Mason University, Loyola University New Orleans, and Buena Vista University.

FELLOWSHIPS AND ACADEMIC HONORS

2012 Researcher of the Year, Jon M Huntsman School of Business, Utah

State University

2012 Researcher of the Year, Department of Economics and Finance, Utah

State University

July 2011 Summer Research Grant, College of Business, Utah State University

May 2009 William P. Snavely Award Outstanding Graduate Student in

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Economics, George Mason University

August 2008 present Mercatus Center Dissertation Fellow

May 2008 August 2008 Mercatus Center Summer Research Fellowship

August 2005 May 2008 Research and Teaching Assistantship, Economics Department,

George Mason University

June 2006 August 2006 Koch Summer Fellowship



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